Just what the homeless needed: competition.

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Many freegans get free food by pulling it out of the trash, a practice commonly nicknamed dumpster diving in North America...

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  1. mCSun Dec 28, 10:37:00 AM

    seems to me the homeless need to watch and learn! (and those of us with homes and budgets too!)

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